The California family is suing the Al -Watan funeral after placing a wrong body in the coffin

A California family He sue a funeral house after the man put the wrong in the coffin and wears his clothes in the clothes of their loved ones, and the workers tried to say that the family was wrong when confronting it by mistake.

Amentha Hunt says she has reached Mortury Harrison-Ross in Compton to prepare her uncle, 80-year-old Adkinson, to bury her when she noticed that there was another man who was inside the coffin, according to Kcal.

“It couldn’t happen,” Hunt told The Outlet. “I did not make arrangements there to see the wrong body.”

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“He was a man lying there in my uncle’s suit, but he was not my uncle,” she added. “I kept looking at him. I liked, he couldn’t have this darkness.”

Hunt said that she caught the attention of a criminal worker, but the worker initially refused her concerns and claimed that her uncle was inside the coffin.

“This is not my uncle,” Hunt said. “My uncle had not become dark … I showed a picture and said:” Yes, you are right, give us one minute. “

Hunt said that she and her family waited for three hours while the morgue repaired the mixed before they could Burn her uncle. It is not clear whoever his body in the coffin wears her uncle’s suit.

“In order to come and see the wrong body, and to make the morgue to deny that it is the wrong body, we believe it is just a basic level of sponsorship that spoiled it,” Evis Tran, Hunt’s lawyer, told Hunt’s lawyer for Hunt’s lawyer for Hunt’s lawyer for Hunt’s lawyer. “They really need to improve their ways so that they do not do it for another family.”

The funeral home denied these allegations preparing to present a letter that stopped stopping Hunt.

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Hunt said that she is still going to see another person in the lawsuit she chose for her uncle.

“It is painful,” she said. “To see the wrong body, I can still see that man.”

Adkinson, a Memphis citizen, died on February 28. His family described him as a “good rustic boy” enjoy fishing, barbecue, dance and watching Los Angeles LakersAccording to his curse.